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🔥NVIDIA CEO on Hugging Face Acquisition: It is “WORTH EVERY SINGLE PENNY.” $NVDA's Huang said the $12.9 billion deal was necessary to secure Hugging Face’s decade-long vision and support the rapidly growing open-source AI ecosystem.

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